You can use wheel nuts to keep the disc in place also use some brake cleaner to get the oil film off the disc ,the oil firm is used for when the parts are stored before selling it can contaminate the new pads and use some copper or brake grease on the pins for the pad and the contact sliding surfaces where the pad contacts the caliper
Thanks for the video buddy. Nice job. Worth mentioning though, it's always a good idea to smear a little copper grease on the back of the pads when installing. This will prevent brake squeel. Only 10 buck a tube. Also, you should always apply Loctite to the caliper bolts. This is vital. They used to call it Loctite blue back in the day but i think it's called Loctite Medium now. Anyway, as i said, really important. Cheers
Hell yeah gonna help a mate do his brakes on the weekend perfect video I needed 😂👌
Helped me out heaps mate. Cheers
You can use wheel nuts to keep the disc in place also use some brake cleaner to get the oil film off the disc ,the oil firm is used for when the parts are stored before selling it can contaminate the new pads and use some copper or brake grease on the pins for the pad and the contact sliding surfaces where the pad contacts the caliper
Great tutorial, thanks mate!
Thanks for the video buddy. Nice job. Worth mentioning though, it's always a good idea to smear a little copper grease on the back of the pads when installing. This will prevent brake squeel. Only 10 buck a tube. Also, you should always apply Loctite to the caliper bolts. This is vital. They used to call it Loctite blue back in the day but i think it's called Loctite Medium now. Anyway, as i said, really important.
Cheers
The bolts needed to remove the rotar are m8
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thanks for the effort .you learn something new everytime
What size are the 2 bolts to remove the rotor?
Torque spec on calipers?
Legend thanks for this video.. Massive help
Hello.. whats the torque setting on the wheels nuts?
150
Great video 👍 Thanks!
Thanks mate 👍
Good video.
Thanks for this reel, but why don’t you mention the torque settings on the calliper bolts? This is very important??
Just changed the pads on my son’s Hilux, thinking of changing the rear brake shoes, is this a job we could do? Thanks for the informative video👌
Yeah mate give it a go.
Thanks for the video mate
What bolts did you use for the rotor, size wise 🤔
Did you find out?
They're an M8 bolt
Are there bolt holes on all rotors to help get them off? That was the first time I've seen that.
Yes mate
great video, just about to do mine. Cheers
Thanks mate appreciate the feedback 👍
Great Video!!!
Thanks!
What torque setting did you use for the wheel nuts?
100nm
Is it BR2714 or BR2716
Thanks for this video
Awesome 👍😊
no need to bleed ?
@NTS112 no there is no air in the line because the line wasn't opened
@@BrokenSprocket great! thanks alot for the reply ! great video btw
Thanks big help
Great ty